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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1920)
Saturday, April 24, 1920. | rofpefecfodfocecioriocfocfecfocisofecieaocferiocoectesfocfocfecoierde OFFICIAL NOTICES aa a a mB a a a he 2 2 20 a aie 4 fl CLASSES FOR NEXT WEEK Office of Martin ‘of (Official Notice from the L. Hayes, Department Teaching.) Vocational | + SOCIAL SCIENCE SEMINAR MONDAY Mrs. J. C. Nagle Will Present Her Treatment of the Subject “Americans for America.” | The class in Agricultural Educa- | tion 302 will go’ to the Bryan High School for observation car as to School at nine o’clock. The follow- ing men will report on Monday: E. L. Harvin, H. C. Jones, G. Martin, Ivan Shiller, M. G. Sherrill A. S. Vandervoort, F. C. Brunneman, W. Menzies, G. E. Lawson, Jas. W. SO Mark, R. W. Lattimore, E. M. Mec-! Connell, E. C. Martin. The following men will report on Tuesday: - C. H. Chambers, T. ! Cheeves, R. C. Mowery, H. Oliver, W. F. Rice, A. C-Lloyd, ders, C. C. Corr, C. H. Rothe, Lewis, J. C. Dykes and Ramsey. B.: H. — i FINN’S FILM SERVICE has been running at College for in and outer—just steady, consistent work. ER De Wolf Hopper in “The Better ole,” the comedy with music which | will be offered this season as the at- traction at the Lyric. Theatre on Ww. | | C: P, San-| Co Si 2 years—no | work Mon- | day and Tuesday, April 26 and 27. | The class will take the eight-thirty | arrive at the High | At the meeting of the Social Sci- ence Seminar in the Y. M. C. (ing,Mrs. J. C. Nagle will her of the “Americans for America” recently present treatment subject of delivered before the annual i meeting of the Fourth District Fed- |at Orange, Texas: Her talk aroused |such favorable comment that by re- | quest she has consented to repeat this address for the Seminar. | - Mrs. Nagle’s discussion of this im- | portant theme is interesting, inspir- and altogether beau- ing, forceful, A. | chapel at 7:30 next Monday even-| which she | eration of Women’s Clubs in session | . *. LJ LJ 3 *, § . ofrefsafeadeodesfesdeseguafiafoafsodssfosfocoetied oegesteed Toodeeded Joofecteefectoedecfecloctectortoaiuatectoctocont eodeatestent ee tiatantin oat x aap xX 3 s ¥ : : ¥ % TO-DAY x i A Tip-Top. A Number One Bill of Pep 3 KX k In His Latest and Greatest Comedy Drama x : “RED HOT DOLLARY” : = ; KA ES & ‘ Also Two-Reel Girlie-Girlie Comedy x 3 3 : A SUNSHINE SPECIAL $ % Good Music. Adults Only 30c. Children 15 Cents. x i Bonday and Tuesday—James Oliver Curwood’s % © “BACK TO GODS COUNTRY” : x Wednesday and Thursday—Black is White With | tiful, stressing the necessity of Am- | ericanization | home. A special invitation is extended to (all Campus residents and others in- terested to hear Mrs. Monday. evening. ————————i——————— Tuesday, April 27, is said to present | three of the most acters that have ever been attempt- ed upon the stage. These char- | acters, Old Bill, played by Hopper; Bert, and Alf form the three moder} we of Captain Bruce Bairns- father’ famous war cartoons, es dots From France,” which the play ‘is based upon. With: a dash of pathos used here-and there, these three so-called muskrats pie- turize the lighter and more humor- ous side of trench life. f—— eet neg feats RELIGICUS SERVICES There will be religions services tomorrow. as follows Bible School at 9:15 in the usual meeting places. Denominational meetings as us- ual. : } Evening service at 6:30 in Y. M. C. A. Chapel, Maj. Ike Ashburn, speaker. A special invitation if extended to all students and Campus residents to hear Maj. Ashburn at the evening service. re —- CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK Saturday, April. 24. Holiday, third day R.: Vi Dining in evening, Bernard Hall. Sunday; April 25. { Bible School, 9:15; Guion Hall, Morning Services, 10:50, Guion Hall. £1: Y. M. C. A. Chapel Service 6:30. Y. M..C. A. Chapel. Baptist Services; Guion~Hall, 2:30 Methodist Services, Y Chapel, 2:30 Presbyterian Services; E. E. Bldg: 2:30. Christian Services, Airdome, 2:28, Episcopal Services, Room 10, C. ¥. Bldg., 9 o’¢lock. a Mass for Campus’ Catholics, Room" 19, C. E. Bldg., 9:30. Cal’ Pte Re i i SUL IRESTORG, er er SS humorous char- | Shisa Mess | PROFITABLE HOME DEMON- STRATION WORK. Claskey, one of ‘my poultry 'demon- | strators to look at her chickens and | he a report concerning her work y | | writes Miss Cora Ayres, Home Dem- | onstration Agent, Wilson county, in| | reporting to the Extension Service; | A, and M. College of Texas. McClaskey raises-standard: bred Ply- | mouth Rock chickens. | She sold about two | some $1.25, and eggs for incubating brought $2.00 per setting,” contains another interesting item | reproduced as follows: “Visited the dairy of Mr. Holmes of Lavernia, who is one of our Demon- strators. He started a dairy dbout'a yéar ago on Some land where people said he could not succeed. Now he raising hogs. / At. present he milks | sixty-five cows, jerseys, and sells $1100 .worth of cream each Fag ‘He gets $.92 for sweet cream. has —eleetrieal-— waterworks; ~mijks; churns, and does all possible” ‘Work: bY | electricity: - | JAS. W. JAM ES : "Real Imstate: | ik. PHONES 46 & 4908 3 Eo ratatii] Spy ele pi teoh dedestest asd froidrefosfoste dot . . a “I went to the home of Mrs. Mec-| Mrs. | She has about | |a hundred grown fowls, and raised | from three to four hundred chickens. ! hundred fowls, | The same report, about dairy work’ a is also being | through the American | Nagle next for breeding purposes and | others: for eating. Cockerals for | breeding brought her $2.50, hens | Ey ee $a, Fae aie 2's + DOROTHY DALTON Friday and Saturday—*“On With the Dance” Dixie Today—Sennett Comedy and OLIVER THOMAS | in “THE GLORIOUS LADY” STR LALA Laas . 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